Robin Becker robin at jessikat.fsnet.co.uk
Wed Oct 30 17:31:47 EST 2002

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In article <efa417af.0210301251.2b380da at posting.google.com>, Frank von
Delft <fvondelft at syrrx.com> writes
>Duncan Booth <duncan at rcp.co.uk> wrote in message news:<Xns92B75C6BDF4Eduncanrcpc
>ouk at rcp.co.uk>...
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>> The property is an entry in the class's dictionary, not in the instance.
......
>Really I should ask:  why do all the examples show it defined in the
>class dictionary?
I guess that the value may then be stored per instance, but the
infrastructure set/get methods etc are then shared for all instances. 
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Robin Becker

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